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The collective silence: German identity and the legacy of shame

edited by Barbara Heimannsberg and Christoph J. Schmidt; translated by Cynthia Oudejans Harris and Gordon Wheeler
Resource Type:
Book (Print/Paper)
Edition:
First edition
Publication:
San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, [1993]
Copyright:
©1993
Related Series:
Gestalt Institute of Cleveland publication

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Table of Contents:
  • Psychological symptoms of the Nazi heritage : introduction to the German edition / Barbara Heimannsberg and Christoph J. Schmidt
  • Psychotherapy and the Nazi past : a search for concrete forms / Richard Picker
  • Farewell to my father / Irene Anhalt
  • I too took part : confrontations with one's own history in family therapy / Heidi Salm
  • The psychoanalyst without a face : psychoanalysis without a history / Sammy Speier
  • Family reconstruction in Germany : an attempt to confront the past / Margarete Hecker
  • Effects of lingering Nazi worldviews in family life / Almuth Massing
  • "How can I develop on a mountain of corpses?" : observations from a theme-centered interaction seminar with Isaac Zieman / Wolfgang Bornebusch
  • Unwilling to admit, unable to see : therapeutic experiences with the national socialist "complex" / Waltraud Silke Behrendt
  • The dialogue between the generations about the Nazi era / Helm Stierlin
  • The work of remembering : a psychodynamic view of the Nazi past as it exists in Germany today / Barbara Heimannsberg
  • The difficulty of speaking the unspeakable : how an article entitled "The Nazi past in psychotherapy" was never written / Irene Wielpütz
  • Holocaust perpetrators and their children : a paradoxical morality / Dan Bar-On
  • "Guilty!" : thoughts in relation to my own past : letters to my son / Gunnar von Schlippe
  • Translator's afterword / Cynthia Oudejans Harris.
Contributors:
Heimannsberg, Barbara , editor
Schmidt, Christoph J. , editor
Wheeler, Gordon, 1949- , translator
Harris, Cynthia O. , translator, writer of afterword
Languages:
English
German
Language Notes:
In English; translated from the German.
Main Work:
Kollektive Schweigen (English)
Other Related Resources:
Online version: Collective silence [Kollektive Schweigen, English] (1st ed.; San Francisco : Jossey-Bass, ©1993 — OCLC Number 607737561)
Related Series:
Gestalt Institute of Cleveland publication
Subjects:
National socialism — Psychological aspects
Children — Germany — History — 20th century
Child psychology — Germany
Parent and child
Psychotherapy
Holocaust, Jewish (1939-1945) — Psychological aspects
Children of war criminals — Psychology
Holocaust victims' families — Psychology
Jewish Holocaust (1939-1945)
1900-1999
Children
Child psychology
Psychological aspects
Children of war criminals
Psychology
Holocaust victims' families
National socialism
Germany
Genres:
History
General Notes:
"Originally published as Kollektive Schweigen ©1988 Roland Asanger Verlag. Revised German edition ©1992 Edition Humanistische Psychologie"--Title page verso.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 239-245) and index.
Donated from the Rene and Jimmy Wisch Jewish Studies Collection.
Physical Description:
xxxiv, 254 pages : illustration ; 25 cm.
Physical Characteristics:
illustration
Call Numbers:
DD256.5 .K61613 1993
ISBNs:
1555425569 (hardcover, acid-free paper)
9781555425562 (hardcover, acid-free paper)
Library of Congress Control Numbers:
93014265
OCLC Numbers:
28293223